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With Coachella weekend one upon us, today’s top music stars are dropping new hits to enjoy as fans head out to the desert or enjoy the spring weekend at home.

To kick things off, Lana Del Rey dropped “Henry, Come On,” a new song in advance of upcoming album The Right Person Will Stay. When announcing The Right Person Will Stay‘s May 21 release date, Del Rey had noted, “Happy for you to hear a few songs coming up before Stagecoach starting with Henry.” “Henry” was in reference to the title now known to be “Henry, Come On,” a track she actually first teased more than a year ago.

Meanwhile, Bon Iver dropped SABLE fABLE, serving as the artist’s first proper album since 2019’s I, I, which debuted at No. 26 on the Billboard 200. Described in a release as a “love story set to lush, radiant pop music,” the new project “begins with the vulnerable unburdening” of the previously released Sable EP, before giving way “to a new nine-song saga in which one person becomes two, darkness turns to salmon-colored beauty, and sadness transforms to unbridled joy.”

Rema dropped the Afro-R&B single “Bout U,” the second single the Nigerian star (real name Divine Ikubor) released this year, following his Sade-sampling “Baby (Is it a Crime)” in February. The single reached No. 3 on U.S. Afrobeats Songs and No. 4 on World Digital Song Sales.

That’s just the tip of the iceberg. More music releases this week include Jelly Roll’s “Dreams Don’t Die,” Shaboozey and Myles Smith’s “Blink Twice,” Cynthia Erivo’s “Worst of Me,” Rauw Alejandro’s “Carita Linda” and Jessie Murph’s “Blue Strips.” Check out our Friday Music Guide here, and let us know by voting here or below.

Spring has sprung, and today’s biggest stars are keeping the weather warm with hot new releases.

Kicking things off is Miley Cyrus, who is continuing the roll-out of her upcoming Something Beautiful with her new single, “End of the World.” Cyrus teased the upcoming project in a trailer that described it as “one of a kind pop opera” as well as a “unique visual experience fueled by fantasy.”

Ed Sheeran also is working on a new album era, dropping a new single called “Azizam.” As Sheeran explained on The Tonight Show last week, “Azizam” means “my dear” in Farsi, inspired by producer Illya Salmanzadeh’s Persian heritage. The four-time Grammy winner has been teasing the song for weeks, unveiling a snippet on Instagram in mid-March and revealing at the time, “Album done. Single soon. I’m very excited as you can tell.” The track will appear on Play, the first in his next album series. The next albums will be called Pause, Rewind, Fast-Forward and Stop.

ENHYPEN continued the pop fun this week with their new single “Loose,” marking the group’s first release of 2025. The track is described by their label Belift Lab as a “seductive track with a cutting-edge pop sound”.

Longtime friends Elton John and Brandi Carlile teamed up for a new collaborative album, Who Believes in Angels?, which the duo recorded over 20 days starting in October 2023. The pair wrote and created the album with John’s long-time co-writer Bernie Taupin and producer Andrew Watt. Who Believes in Angels? features previously released singles “Swing for the Fences,” “Never Too Late” and the title track.

That’s just the tip of the iceberg. Other releases this week include Sexyy Red’s “Hoochie Coochie,” Djo’s The Crux, Lainey Wilson’s “Bell Bottoms Up” and Scowl’s Are We All Angels. Now, we want to know your favorite music drop of the week. Check out our Friday Music Guide here, and let us know by voting here or below.

With March coming to a close, the music releases haven’t slowed down with a number of A-list stars dropping new singles and albums.

Kicking things off is Ariana Grande’s Brighter Days Ahead deluxe edition of her 2024 Billboard 200 chart-topping album, Eternal Sunshine. The extended edition of the original 13-song project features six new tracks, including “Twilight Zone,” “Warm,” “Dandelion,” “Past Life,” “Hampstead” and “Intro (End of the World) Extended,” a longer version of the emotional opening track on the original LP.

Lil Durk released his Deep Thoughts album from behind bars. The project features assists from Future, Lil Baby, Hunxho and Jhené Aiko, and marks Durk’s first album since 2023’s Almost Healed. Lil Durk was arrested in October 2024 on federal murder-for-hire charges. 

Selena Gomez also finally released her fan-favorite previously unreleased track “Stained,” which was written sometime pre-Rare, but after 2015’s Revival. The song, originally produced by her now-fiancé Benny Blanco, was first teased in 2016 when the singer shared a snippet. The track eventually leaked in full on the internet, but didn’t make the cut on either of Gomez’s next two albums. Now, it’s available for fans to enjoy in full.

That’s just the tip of the iceberg. More star-studded releases this week include Lucy Dacus’ Forever Is a Feeling, Playboi Carti’s Music – Sorry 4 Da Wait, Linkin Park’s “Up From the Bottom,” Feid’s “DALLAX” featuring Ty Dolla $ign, Mumford & Sons’ Rushmere, Jessie Reyez’s Paid in Memories and Free Range’s Lost & Found.

Check out our Friday Music Guide here, and let us know by voting here or below.